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The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
Notice for Publication.
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'aNNA 's " =
CENTRAL CRY. Colo. April u. iss..
NDTtrE-i= hereby yfvcn that the following
.Nnnmcsi settler has iir,i notice uf his itiiai,.
tion io made nnni prurf IN support uf his
claitn. nui thst sald Iiruf will h. made i,-furr
u. u. Wallace. clerk OF Court. nt IIahn's r.ak.
Npuft county. Colo. on June .. ls-i, Wis Frank
rfciiTrr. on his prc-cmpsiun u. :. No ...sss for
the sw 4, sw s, sc u. and " y NV u and NV
., -w = sec ~. TIP \. II. 81 ". -f G;h T.. ~.
He names the following witnesses to PROV.
his continuous r-il.nrc upon. nrd cultivation
of. said iani, VIZ; Fr,nk L.. Frrnoii aud James
Nut,cll 81 Ynrp,. Rnuit cu'iniy. tolu.. aud
u. =. Shesiiin aud James Haley. Of Lay. Hu,itt
county. Colo.
RICHARD HARvby. Register.
IFirst Pub April sl-I>,st June 4. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Thomas Is, Watson started out In the
early part of the week for Blue river.
sir. Watson will gc, his Dillon sianrh.
t.rlng establishment In full operation
before returning ,o Mr-krr.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Jim kennicoti and Stuart Edgar re.
turned from Green river Tuesday after
rough trip. They went down there 10
buy Indian ponies. hut on arrival
found the Indians were not In n trading
mood. They are surly and not inclined
to do any swapping just Mt present.
II Is said the troops will shortly cross
the line into Colorado after them. Thus
is undoubtedly the cause of their pres
cn, ill.humor. Wash Is oil Green river
and the diHeren, other bands of braves
are mostly caiupcd on Spring creek. this
side OF Douglas.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

There will he meeting of citizens
Interested In the protection II our gam.
nn'l iish a' The office Of DR.. pumo'i,,
Tuesday evening next. The object Of
the meeting is 10 take preliminary steps
toward osganit.nga n srcrt.mans' club.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

The Deayor Democrat Publishing
company was incorporated last week
with capital OF sj Ocs. The company
propose To publish morning daily aud
weekly newspaper Of the straight bour-
bon stripe.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Mr.. 1 u. Watson sa,s the Bear river
trade tia, tilcl ,o - to Rawlins Is grad
ualiy but surely coming this way. Why
shouldn't III We ar, selling all kiads
III so.ls from ,lr.shing machine mp
'pa cnnei string cheaper titan the, can
h. bought in Rawiins or anywhere else
In Northwestern Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
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a full aud complete line jus; ri IVES
u, J. ". iiugus S Cos. The ines
ever offered In Mcckcr. and al iSs,ou
figures.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

The time Of arrival .na departure of
III. Rawlins stage changes next Mon.
day. III. nth. The stage ~ill leave for
the north Monday. wcdncs,iay and fFi.
day ~ u. IN. and arrive Tuesday.
THURSDAY and Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
Rseruoaai.

RMiss o.-c Dofcas Iirnals,. i!yin,Af!,h
a family on or near White river. ~ii(al
al +. u. wa,.ons s;osr shc will itn
snmcihing IN her advantage.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
soTiCI.

I hereby authorize i. l.. Armi, 10 col.
lect all accounts now due me. Pcuons
indebted 10 me will please call and set.
tie nj once. G. =. GARDINER. ". ID.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

The grass around town is getting
quite high. Il Is a noticeable fact that
W. have better grass now than We had
u. aiiy tins during last summer.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

One sur- and nndispu,ah,r evidence
q! the growth oi a ,psn il the business
done l., i's merchants Taking this
fact ~ hasis. Me-krr and the country
tributary 10 i, has taken rapid strides In
N. direction Of permanent advance.
ment during III. pas, twclS. months.
las, fall j. ". iiugus X Co. and Thos.
II. Watson, the two principal mcrcau.
tile houses here. stocked UP Ia what
ihry thought would run them through
TIL the roads opened t!,is summer. but
both huusc, commenced running short
on staple articles several months ago.
aud lave been bringing In new go-ls
for III. past six weeks. A. an illusira-
lion of the Increasing trade o: Ncckrr
". will mention unc ins;anc. that came
under our observation the other dny /;
J. ". fIugus 4 60. pu; In double the
quantity OF n1ur las; fall that they had
ii the fall previous. aud yet their sup.
ply was exhausted u month ago aud
they have been depending on fresh in.
voices to mec, current trade. This {.
NOR. convincing proof of our growth
than mere words can tell.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

fsnnt ior.,an. II MorTansbura. made
his quarterly pilgrimage to the city dur.
ing the wsrs. Frank says there are
seven diii"f-n; surveying outfits up u;
his village e-snnc surveying down Picc-
anec. somr duvn The Goycrnfnct Road
sud The balance surveying the Lord
only knows s here
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Forest Watkins, II young man well
and favorably known on rice-ance. is
now carrying the mai! on that stroam.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Waltz up to the Town Marshal and
pay your dog tax-if you own u dog.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

len Nichols arrived with freight for
}. ". llugus X Co, Sunday. Mr.
Nichols says the northern road is still
In pretty sof, condition In places.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Mr. l.. Is. Dras..cr found n watch
chain on the stree, the other day. which
h- lcf, nj ;h, Office. Owner can have
same hy proving property and ''an;eing-
up dac fer the purpose o! keeping TIM
HERALD treasury in n healthy eondi-
tiuii,
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

The grangers up the river have been
feeling quite jubilant over the moisture
Of the last two weeks.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Charles j. shidelcr Of Glcnwood. has
iecn appointed by Mr.. ). 5. Green. state
Cattle Inspection Commissioner. Cattle
Inspector for Aspen. Glcnwood Springs
and the smaller slaugl,eriny camps
along the Grand and Roaring Forks.
Mr. Green has made a good selection.
With such nh Efficient aud energetic
Young man as Charley shidcler MS In.
spcctor II will not be safe for any one TO
sell cattle that he cannot prove 10 he
his own TO the butchers on the south
xIic OF the Divide.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Sunday, the flrs, day of May, was
ushercd iu with snow and hail storm.
1t wouldn't have been good day for n
Nay festival.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
Ihmn,n. Il. Ha..nn

oncrs n, wholssais only. one car \ S,i oi
the finest brands %, liquors Ever 'frrrt
In Western Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
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a, r. u. wa,snn's. consisting Of Inc
whlsklcs, Ato,n,h. Angos'aTa. 81.
ju,l-n. Ciafvt, iIrnnrsry. lk,aE
Brandy. Assorted cot'ilals aud II j,m.
uaigucs.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

We are pleased to announce that Ben
Nichols is recovering from u serious
siege OF inflammation OF the brain.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Tom, when you talk horseology, dis
card posials and eschew technical
terms. Yourstruly ythetwoiims.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
prvs.. u..,,si.-., Hi..

Drugs. medicines, oils, Is,in't MI
everything In the dTu. line a, "
iiugus ~ Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
LOCALNEw

Last week was n busy ono with our
merchants.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
I.M.linxu.A Acc.

Have jus, received a full line Il afrdci
sccis. Also alfalfa, millc,, white slc,~
aud lawn grass, etc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

China Jim has received 10, Of plain
and fancy silk hahdEeTrhle's. nne Grape
shawl- and ss,shs-, aud japanese para
sols. and Is selling them al reasonable
prices. Call aud sec Jim n tic Mteker
hotel
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Subscriptions taken on any paper II
United States ai pubilsior's prices al
iIou,ton's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

III. Indians killcl calf belonging 10
s,ei'm1n Bros. u Lower White, few
wcec'ss ago. They apparently had no
chjcc, In view other than unadul,oIa,cd
citscdncss. as they left 1t laying where
,ieN killed IL. The fac, wou.i not
have been found ont hal not an Agency
Ute given the affair away. II seems
that one of Gus band did the killing.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Playing caris, Checker Boards. Doti
io-ss. etc. for sale -, j. V. Housl1fs,
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
liunh.1 I:n..i..

Rubber boo,s. in variety. can always
bc clicapiy purchased AT I. u. watan 5.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

IN interesting row is brewing at the
Springs between rival coal claimants.
aud bad men nre IN demand ai salary
"f $40 pr day with AN accident insur-
nncc policy thrown in. Wha, rank
chumps. just think Of III Fighting
about - little knifc.bladc vein of coal ,
Come over here and we will give you all
the coal You want IN every variety 10
tuit the most fastidlous.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
siisksr..

A iull line of ..liek.rs has jus, beri
received at +. II. Wa;sons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

New stock OF line stationery just r,
cciycd at lioustoi'A.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Tho famous Fish and Shie!s brahdi
Of slicL,Is can b. lad nj Watson
s,tOrr.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Perforated paper Tor shelves, cheap
At llousinn's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

"s,ereoscops" and views at IIous-
toms.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Writing tablets, all sizes, at Hons-
toms.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Lemons AT !lousion's,
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

Oranges a, ilous,on'S.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-12

refinement and our pork. our style of
freedom is sought for everywhere. 1t
is freedom that will stand any climate
and hear it very highly spoken Of
wherever ! 90.
IL am here to state that, as boy and
man, have been a constant user of
American freedom for over fifty years,
and can truly say that feel no desire
to turn back; also that there will be a
grand, free-for-all scuifle for a creased
pig on the vacant lot south of the
church at o'clock, after which fire.
works will be served to those who de-
sire To remain"
And thus did the Fourth of July pass
with all its glories in Whalen's Grove
in the year of our Independence the
10th. Bill Nye, in New York World.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-12
Driving Flies.

When Purser Frank Scoville, of the
steamer Drew. stopped wearing the
shoe-buckle on his neck-scarf. 'the
boys thought something had gone
wrong. but their surprise was greater
when the other day they saw him
carrying under his arms cylindrical
shaped Ay,traps well filed with flies.
To the many inquiries he replied: I'm
harvesting for the winter. l dry these
flies. and when the cold weather Is
hero feed them to my mocking- birds.
They make very nice relish for them.
During the summer / gather about
bushel of flies in these traps, and these
last all winter. Before giving to the
birds soak the flies little and that
freshens them up That is a good re-
ceipt," and the general purser skipped
on to the big boat to empty the traps
of their contents and return them TO
some place TO be refilled. Albany
Journal
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-12
An Editors Strange Experience

ii know good joke on an editor
from Helena. NJ. T., F." said a conductor
on the St Paul, land | guess I'll have
to tell it. He's a colonel, but | shaa't
give you his last name. Last week he
came into ST. Paul on business, and
after registering at the best hotel in
town started out to see the sights. 4.
was about , o'clock in the morning
when he returned. a little worse for
wear 1t happened that the night
porter who showed him 70 his room
was only half awake, and without
knowing what he was doing, ushercd
the colonel into the bathroom attach
ed TO the apartment assigned for his
use, muttered 'g'night, sir, and disap-
peared. Next morning at the break
fast table the Montana journalist met
an acquaintance and said to him:
Fine hotel. this
- Yes, one of the best in the coun-,
try
DO you like their new-fanglcd
bed p
Their beds are all right, though !
did't know that there was anything
new about them
We'll, they've got the darndcst
beds in my room you ever sot eyes on.
It's more like coffin, an there wasn't
a blamed bit Of cover on it ] was
cold all night. It's true that it's
mighty fine to have water so handy
that whep feller gets thirsty in the
night he don't have to get out OF bed
for drink, but the worst of it was in
my case that it was just my burned
luck to leave the thing runuin' a little
the last time took a drink out of II,
an when 1 woke up agn' | was nigh
drowned in cold water. Never spent
such a miserable night in my life. ~
Chicago Herald
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-12
Flights Of Genius.


you look" said an Irishman to n
pale, haggard smoker, 'as if you had
got out of your grave to light your
cigar. and could find your way back
again"
A schoolmaster, describing a money
lender, says: ale serves you in the
present tense, he lends you in the con-
ditional mood, keeps YOU in the sub
junctive, and ruins you in the future
A close observer of human nature re-
marks: ''Time marches on, with the
slow, measured tread of the man work
ing by the day" A French author is
charged with the prediction that France
will throw herself into the arms of the
liberating sword. This is not quite so
bad as the democratic speech: 1--WE
will burn our ships, and with every
sail unfurlcd, steer boldly out into the
ocean of freedom!"
A clergyman on board ship began
a sermon in the following manner:
Dear friends. | shall embark my ex-
hortation on the barge of my lips, IN
order to cross the stormy ocean of your
attention. and in hope of arriving safe
" at the port of yours ears.
A learned counsellor, in the middle
of an affecting appeal in court on II
SANDER suit. treated his hearers to the
following flight of genius: ISLANDER,
gentlemen, like a boa-constrictor of
gigantic size and Unreasonable pro-
portions. wraps the coil of its unfortun-
ate victim. and needless of the shrieks
of agony that come from the uttermost
depths of Its victims soul-loud and
reverberating us the night-thunder that
rolls in the hcavens-it finally breaks
is unlucky neck upon the iron wheel
of public opinion, forcing him first TO
desperation, then TO madness, and
finally crushing him in the hideous jaws
of moral death"
A young American lawyer employed
to defend a culprit charged with steal
ing a pig resolved to convince the court
that he was born to shine. Accordingly,
he proceeded to deliver the following
brilliant exordhim: MAY it please the
court and gentlemen of :he jury. while
Europe is bathed in blood; while Greece
is struggling for her rights and libcr-
ties and trampling the unhallowed
alters on the bearded infdels to dust;
while America shines forth the brightest
orb in the political sky-I. with due
diflidence. rise to defend the cause of
this humble hog-thief."
pray, my lord" said the gentleman
10 late respected and rather whimsi-
cal jugde, what is the difference be-
tween law and equity?' Very little in
the end" replied his lordship; they
only differ as far rs time is concerned.
AT common law you are done for at
once; in equity YOU are not so easily
disposed of. The former is bullet,
which is instantaneously and charming
ly effective; the latterisan anglers
hook, which plays with its victim be-
fore it kills it The one is prussio
acid, and the other laudanum. -
Chambers Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-08-12
HUNGARIAN GRASS.

Many farmers have got in the habit
of experimenting a deficient hay crop.
by sowing Hungarian grass or millet
They are both hot weather crops, and
may be so~n on ground in good filth
any time in June and up to the 10th Of
July. II is better to sow tolerably ear
ly on account of the difficulty in drying
out the late crops after the days be-
come short. The succulence of the
Hungarian adapts 1t for ensiraging, and
II a crop is matured in bad weather
putting it in siIo is perhaps the best
way 10 secure il. On rich land a crop
Of Hungarian grass should yield two to
four tons per acre. and of better food
for horses than fodder corn.
EVEN STANDS OF BARLEY.
The barley crop. where 1t succeeds.
has supplanted wheat, and will take
rank with any other as means for
raising money. But more depends of
having the crop even throughout than
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Geo NJ Leonard and family have return
81 from AacataTa Park.
Professor Lawson will play in . concert
tonight at Grand Haven
Mrs.. n. C. Hogadone ard family returned
yesterday from a visit AZ Ottawa Beach.
Mss Minnie Wtiuen, Of New York. Is
visiting hs- cousin. Mrs. J. W. Holcom6.
G. = Walker. Of South Di7ision-sf.. has
returned from a few weeks visit IN the
north.
willard Brigham has forsaksn the stage
snd entered the law Office Of Hon. NJ. C.
Bufch.
Ms. julia Myers Of Scribner-st.. Is visit
irx Mss Kate tiridley and other friends AZ
Orautviile.
General Traffic Manager ". A Carpenter,
Of the a. & ". NJ, was in The city yeSter-
day on business.
Hon. f. y Bates. Of Moline, q prominent
member o. the isst two legislatures. was N
the city yesterday
Mrs. VIII n. James. aee Mss Nsttis Stuck.
has gone 10 HilisdAle with her cousins who
have bssn visiting here.
n ~ Fox, Of Durham. England, il visit
ing Der amt Mrs. Fox and Der cousins. +.
Crofton and Charles Fox.
a. ~. rlAlI1tlls tt lAtt3[n, NlD flk0e =
snug fortune out Of Muskcgoa lumber, is
IN The city visiting friends.
". :. Ns'o< and family. Of Shsl5yvilie.
Ind. ar~E'u~piBg in the city for lsw days
on their way horUs from the north.
r. SarzeSt. Of Cleveland. who rebuilt
the cass House a. Detroit. was IN The city
yesterday purchasing furniture for the nsw
hotel
Mss Minnie Kendall. who hss been the
guest Of Miss sophia Bacon. OF Jefferson
ave has returned 60 her home in South
Bend. Ind, sf,er a pleasant visif Of ssvsrsl
weess.
Fred I. Reynolds. manager Of he Ngs-
kegon Opera House. was IN he city yester-
dav Re has made extsnsive improve
rasnts in tie thesfrs and has bright hopes
Of successful season.
HartwsIl Osborn. of ths Fast Tennessee
Virginia a Georgia. g ~ Trenbls. OF the
Louisville e NsHhvilie Charles n Norren
of tbe 81 Lo0is. Arkansas a Texas, and !.
:. Wsnnett of the Nississippi Central we're
among ths raiiroad men rho we're n the
Cifv Yesterday.
Mrs.. James A. Eaton. wife Of ne pro
rrietor OF The Ree Hive" On he West side
i IN town visiting aer husband ard LOCKING
f,r houss 10 wbich 20 reside. Mr Eaton
xces - Nsw 1oEk Monday % purchase bis
Fsii stock Nrs Haton and her daughter
vi accompany him - az ~ Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Thos r. Carroll leaves today for a trip to
New YORK. he Will seek suTcezss from
business cares sor = week or two al the sea
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 2 Chase and daugh-
ter Florence have returned from an ex-
tended visit TO Elk Rapids, where they
were royalty entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ;. Noble.
J. Boyd Pantlind has returned from his
vistl 20 Old Mission, where the miSsion-
aries made him new man. BOYD smiles
and smiles and walks about tie beautiful
corridors of The Morton ike all English
baron entertaining party OF lords and
ladies IA his ancestral hail. Boyd caught
seventy mine pounds of trout and grayling
during bis stay at Old Mission. lie caught
them N the ics house where they had been
placed by the indian guides.
Col. Charles Eaton, who with Supreme
Court Justices Champlin and Morse is
spending delightful Summer IN the Adj
roncacks. will return about the first of next
month. Judge Morse caught tine one and
half pound trout last week. Colonel Eaton
shot cinnamon bear. and Judge Champlin
brought down deer. Colonel Eaton has
preserved tie hide of the cinnamon bear,
and will bring il home and present it TO his
friend Colonel Pierce for tiIe rug.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25
Found an Old Friend.

CoLoxA, Mich. Dec. 3. 1885.
Gentlemen:-One of your circulars came
10 my notice today. and it reminds me of an
old and very valuable friend. one that
saved my life twelve years ago, and because
had not needed its help since. had al
most forgotten il. | was is years old. and
suffering from menstrual arrangement:
cougbed continually and had chills every
day. I was as miserable as any one could
be and live A lady who knew the cause OF
my illness persuaded my mother 70 have
me use Zoa-Phora-it was called Woman's
Friend then. Before had used one bottle
my cough and chills ceased. | kept Ola and
used two bottles and they brought me out
all right. / afterwards married and am
now the mother of three nice hearty chill
dren. feel that | owe great deal 10 Zos-
Phora- ] hope It will become well known
and that every woman and girl who needs
u will use il. II you will send me some cir
culars | viii give them 20 acquaintance, and
do all / can to help you. Yours truly.
NRs. LAURA FURMAS,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

.sssEz4 C4sss E4k 1ss = "a Me4*E lz tez
cs~~&.
Ton Fznch 40 ts-zfiss ? Brewn see
senten1ee b eSe4k sEozs fsf sAs oc1ai1g
tsslys 1.Fs exsz :, she AL A Ibss re-
ts1Eusd = sAsir seas IL tes Ex.sonsrs eex
CAsrses veat 11so eresn ss1ey sn1 asa-
tzlly dse.1sG ia. JsAa csshE = =
isae8ea.
u tAs case of AislosEs Ligingssos c1sEzea
"a tisererrly c9aa4ct. so4xe lf -
Lsstla4sEy xss I4ksn o2 lils P4Ff 81 tas clzy
41a Eaen a.o.lF1k1 onll t1ls u1oxa-Dk.
j Il. y. ~ Palts p-s41sa noE s~Ilsy " q
e14E<e ol aesplag Als s4Loen ope8 o1aG4y
an4 81 ave . hszsing saturday foreaoea.
41s l4syefs NJ 14ye a pleaic asklng each
o. ne attpesses shat tcsy k10~ ae91t TIE
asiseondaeE oi jean Hs1ry Nl11o Danlsl
Pulte
Ehs cas- q Michael ". Woo1s. chxExe6
villa keeping lis ss5oon opvn O. sunday
wzs nolie pros i by khe Prosecuting Alter
nsy because &c thought the ssioeloe wasn I
Sufficient 70 ecnsict Alm. Horton /. Pa
siii have EeaTlag oa similar chkEse
nexE Monday.
ne examination OF Prank Massaay,
ehafsed slth the crime of l2stsr1y. sza
S1Jo1rusa 70 August 81. owing O. the illness
OF tae complaining witness. Eugene Ne
tall Nas toand guilty u hastiIng the stree.
Car h0rses to0 a such last Sunday sad paid
81 = costs for bis cruelty 20 The poor cumo
beasts. SenlsEce vas suspended On nim
untll &c oliends The Agent OF the Humane
SOclety again.
The case of Louis ThisboUt, for keeping =
market without having hcease. which has
been zdloarned a hall dozen times. Was
lfied before = jury yesterday afternoon.
w. W. iay l0f TOOK care Of she case for the
CITY and Frank Holmes was on deck for
the defense. A verdict OF guilty was re-
turned IA about two minutes sud he Was
nned - ana costs Sl.3I, or 90 10 jail for
twenty days. The case Will b. appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

Col e J. Ensign. oi the State Military
Beard vas in the city yesterday principally
zs the guest Of Col. Crofton Fox and Gen. l..
G. smith. IN company with Colonel Fox
be yesterday visited ths Soldiers Home aad
congratulated General Pierce on The ad-
nirable arrangement and cosy comfort Of
the institution. Colonel Ensign hss his
hands fuli Ol military business ia booming
the reunion Of the Army OF the Tennessee
AZ Detroit or the ttth OF next month Il
want 20 tell you. said the Colonel, that II
We can carry Out the schemes We have on
hand for the improvement Of the citizen
sOltirsy Michigan will have the finest
militia "a the United states. We are now
figuring on adding several batteries OF Cat
tllng guns 10 the State service. The en-
campment this year was the best ever held
IN Michigan. aud next year We want 10
make q brigade encampment equal 10 II
not superior TO any ever held ia America
Colonel Ensign LETT for Muskegon yesterday
afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-25

"Siee warm meals for only fifteen cents.
right down stairs" The cry Is the same
and comes from the same old gray haired
man. who by the way looks somewhat
tldier than OF old and wears a silk tile, al
though little ancient. but il is at q differ
ent place. he formerly occupied seat in
front oi Livingston's place at 45 Pearl-st.,
but be has gone over 10 the enemy and now
Livingston swears more than ever that ne
viii get even with MeClay. Beside stealing
his trade the latter has stolen bis trade
getter and it will undoubtedly be a long
time before the hatchst is buried between
the TWO restauranteurs